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Addressing personal aesthetics is often among the most popular New Year’s resolutions. If you’re struggling with the appearance of varicose veins or the symptoms of venous insufficiency, here are 3 treatments you should consider.

As the weather cools, you may notice your skin care regimen isn’t working as well as it once did. You may not need to overhaul your routine. Instead, you can adapt to the biggest seasonal challenges presented by winter: dehydration and dryness.

You’ve got a cut, scratch, insect bite, burn, or other minor break in the skin on your lower leg. It’s not a big deal, but this time, it’s not scabbing over. It’s been about two weeks, and there’s no sign of recovery. Why won’t your leg wound heal?

The color of your eyes, hair, and skin comes down to the natural pigment called melanin. Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) results from increased melanin production triggered by a skin injury like those caused by acne. 

Occasional leg pain is common from overexertion, but chronic aches and pains could be a sign of vascular problems. While varicose veins are frequently a cosmetic issue, some people suffer from other symptoms too, including pain. 

Skin cancer isn’t always predictable. There’s no comprehensive guide that can help you identify every skin cancer lesion. You may have moles that are different than others on your body, or lesions that look nothing like typical moles.